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A History of Multicultural America recounts the often neglected story of the many people from every continent whose descendants now make up the American mosaic of races and cultures. Arranged in a chronological narrative, this series begins with the thriving Native American nations and the arrival of Columbus. It describes the clash of values and cultures as Europeans struggled for territorial control, imported the contributions people of color, women, and religious and ethnic groups made to colonial life, the American Revolution, and the westward movement. Subsequent books tell of the great migrations caused by economic, religious, and political woes in Europe and Asia, as well as the opportunities of the New World. Throughout the books are woven the achievements of women and men who fought for equality, justice, and democracy. the series concludes with an account of immigrants, women, and ethnic groups in America today.

Author

Katz, William Loren

Publisher

Raintree Steck-Vaughn; Steck-Vaughn; Heinemann Library

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780811429139

Subjects

History, Literary Fiction, Humanities